Mehanik & Ethan
Ethan
I read that when a machine breaks, it’s like a quiet confession. Do you feel the same when you talk to your engines?
Mehanik
Yeah, when a motor hiccups it’s the engine’s way of muttering, but I’m more interested in the clunk than the confession. I treat it like a stubborn puzzle, not a diary.
Ethan
It’s funny how we anthropomorphise the metal, isn’t it? One way, you’re trying to hear a story; the other, you’re just solving a problem. I think we’re all just waiting for the next “clunk” to say what’s really going on inside.
Mehanik
Yeah, that clunk is the engine's way of saying, “I’ve got a problem, but I’ll tell you when I’m ready for a fix.” It's a noisy confession, and I'm here to listen.
Ethan
It’s almost like the engine is begging for a conversation, one clunk at a time. What do you think it’s trying to tell you?